Tim Clancy: 'It seems to be this thing that we’re not allowed to get penalties. We don’t get decisions'

Cork City manager Tim Clancy vents his frustration at the decision not to award his side a second half penalty. 
FRUSTRATED: Cork manager Tim Clancy vents his frustration at the standard of officiating in the LOI. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

FRUSTRATED: Cork manager Tim Clancy vents his frustration at the standard of officiating in the LOI. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Cork City manager Tim Clancy has again vented his frustration at the standard of officiating in the League of Ireland as he believes his side were denied a penalty against St Patrick’s Athletic on Friday night.

City would lose the fixture – they are now six games without a win on their return to the Premier Division – thanks to superb strikes from Chris Forrester and Brandon Kavanagh at the end of the first half.

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